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Supplier: Essen Magnetics Pty Ltd
Description: Hard Ferrite (Ceramic) magnet is manufactured from oxide materials using powder metallurgical process. Hard ferrite magnet is most widely used because of its low cost, high-energy, good electric insulation and excellent resistance to demagnetization. The most common type
- Maximum Energy Product, BHmax: 0.8 to 4.2 MGOe
- Residual Induction, Br: 2 to 4.2 kilogauss
- Coercive Force, Hc: 1,570 to 3,770 Oersted
- Intrinsic Coercive Force, Hci: 2,640 to 3,600 Oersted
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Supplier: Standex-Meder Electronics
Description: ferrite magnets are the cheapest magnet type available. Hard ferrite magnets have very good electrical isolation effects and are hard to demagnetize even in strong external magnetic fields. Corrosion tendency is low, making them very suitable for liquid
- Coercive Force, Hc: 3,141.59265358979 to 3,455.75191894877 Oersted
- Material: Ceramic (Ferrite)
- Industrial Magnets: Rare-Earth Magnet
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Supplier: Dexter Magnetic Technologies, Inc.
Description: Ceramic (Hard Ferrite) Permanent Magnets Ferrite magnets, sometimes referred to as ceramic because of their production process, are the least expensive class of permanent magnet materials. The material became commercially available in the mid 1950's and has since
- Maximum Energy Product, BHmax: 1.1 to 4 MGOe
- Residual Induction, Br: 2.3 to 4.1 kilogauss
- Coercive Force, Hc: 2,000 to 3,600 Oersted
- Intrinsic Coercive Force, Hci: 2,500 to 4,800 Oersted
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Supplier: Dexter Magnetic Technologies, Inc.
Description: Ceramic (Hard Ferrite) Permanent Magnets Ferrite magnets, sometimes referred to as ceramic because of their production process, are the least expensive class of permanent magnet materials. The material became commercially available in the mid 1950's and has since
- Electrical Resistivity: 10 ohm-cm
- Max Use / Curie Temperature: 450 to 460 C
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 7 to 15 µm/m-C
- Modulus of Elasticity: 24,656,262.6907235 psi
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Supplier: Newark, An Avnet Company
Description: MAGNET, BARIUM FERRITE, 31MM DIA, 15MM H ROHS COMPLIANT: YES
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: This specification covers technically important, commercially available, magnetically hard sintered ceramic ferrite permanent magnets. Both barium and strontium ferrite materials are covered by this specification. Both isotropic (1 type) and anisotropic (12 types) are
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: This specification covers technically important, commercially available, magnetically hard sintered ceramic ferrite permanent magnets. Both barium and strontium ferrite materials are covered by this specification. Both isotropic (1 type) and anisotropic (12 types) are
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Supplier: elobau U.S., Inc.
Description: Short profile Low-priced Wide temperature range High temperature index Friable Sensitive to impacts (splinter off) Difficult to be worked Quality of material Oxid magnets (also: ceramic magnets) are ferrite magnets of barium- or strontium ferrite. Available
- Maximum Energy Product, BHmax: 3.2 MGOe
- Residual Induction, Br: 3.65 kilogauss
- Coercive Force, Hc: 2,261.94671058465 Oersted
- Width: 1.181103 inch
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Supplier: ACH Magnets, Inc.
Description: Sintered Ferrite Magnets are also called Ceramic Magnets. There are mainly two types of ferrite magnets, Barium ferrite (BaO.6Fe2O3) and Strontium ferrite (SrO.6Fe2O3). Compared with other permanent magnets, sintered ferrite
- Maximum Energy Product, BHmax: 4.4 to 4.8 MGOe
- Residual Induction, Br: 4.3 to 4.5 kilogauss
- Coercive Force, Hc: 3,100 to 3,400 Oersted
- Intrinsic Coercive Force, Hci: 3,150 to 3,450 Oersted
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Supplier: elobau U.S., Inc.
Description: Short profile Low-priced Easy mechanical treatment High temperature index Limited temperature range Material Comprises barium ferrite crystals embeded in a synthetic rubber. The most important magnetic characteristics lie between the well known magnetic materials OX-100 and OX-300,
- Maximum Energy Product, BHmax: 1.4 MGOe
- Residual Induction, Br: 0.0024 kilogauss
- Coercive Force, Hc: 2,789.73427638774 Oersted
- Width: 0.2362206 inch
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Supplier: Eneflux Armtek Magnetics, Inc.
Description: Hard Ferrite or Ceramic magnets are the most popular permanent magnets available today. They are made form a combination of either Barium or Strontium Ferrite and Iron Oxide, and exhibit a high degree of coercive strength, making them more resistant to
- Width: 2.5 inch
- Length: 0.5 inch
- Thickness / Height: 0.5 inch
- Geometry: Block / Bar
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Supplier: Eneflux Armtek Magnetics, Inc.
Description: Hard Ferrite or Ceramic magnets are the most popular permanent magnets available today. They are made form a combination of either Barium or Strontium Ferrite and Iron Oxide, and exhibit a high degree of coercive strength, making them more resistant to
- Thickness / Height: 0.125 inch
- Outside Diameter: 0.5 inch
- Inside Diameter: 0.187 inch
- Material: Ceramic (Ferrite)
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Supplier: Eneflux Armtek Magnetics, Inc.
Description: Hard Ferrite or Ceramic magnets are the most popular permanent magnets available today. They are made form a combination of either Barium or Strontium Ferrite and Iron Oxide, and exhibit a high degree of coercive strength, making them more resistant to
- Thickness / Height: 1 inch
- Outside Diameter: 0.875 inch
- Material: Ceramic (Ferrite)
- Industrial Magnets: Individual Magnets
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Supplier: Eneflux Armtek Magnetics, Inc.
Description: Hard Ferrite or Ceramic magnets are the most popular permanent magnets available today. They are made form a combination of either Barium or Strontium Ferrite and Iron Oxide, and exhibit a high degree of coercive strength, making them more resistant to
- Thickness / Height: 0.25 inch
- Outside Diameter: 0.5 inch
- Material: Ceramic (Ferrite)
- Industrial Magnets: Individual Magnets
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: Barium ferrite round magnet,31diax15Hmm
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Supplier: Autotrol Corporation
Description: The 250 motor is a permanent magnet gearmotor utilizing a cylindrical barium ferrite 2 pole field magnet. Carbon brushes provide long life, quiet operation and low starting voltage. The rotor is supported by permanently lubricated sintered bronze bearings. The 250 motor
- Other DC Voltage: 12 VDC
- Other Output Power: 0.00509283746263072 HP
- Continuous Current: 0.08 to 0.47 amps
- Shaft Size: 0.1245 to 0.25 inch
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Supplier: Visual Sound, Inc.
Description: Samson Technologies Corp. The XP100 features a custom designed 12" Low Frequency driver. It combines a 2.5" voice coil Kapton former and 50 oz barium ferrite magnet to produce an accurate, super-tight bass response. The passive XP100 enclosure is housed in a sleek molded cabinet
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Barium ferrite permanent magnets
Those of the greatest practical interest are the barium ferrite magnets developed by the Dutch scientists [1].
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Properties and uses of barium ferrite ceramic magnets
For barium ferrite magnets the coercive force of magnetization IHc increases with temperature and at 250- 300~ it has a maximum, equal to about 4,500 Oe; IHc decreases with reduction in temperature of the magnet [3].
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Progress in permanent-magnet materials
'Investigations of Barium Ferrite Magnets ', Journal of Applied Physics, 1954, 27, p. 1057.
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Thermal Remagnetization in Polycrystalline Permanent Magnets
In comparison with the above mentioned in- termetallic magnets the ceramic barium ferrite magnets exhibit a entirely different tempera- ture dependence of the coercivity, as shown in Fig. 6.
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The effect of intrinsic magnetic properties on permanent magnet repulsion
PrCos magnets having twice the residual magnetization M,. of oriented barium ferrite magnets of similar size andshapeproducefourtimesthe .
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Microstructure and Magnetic Properties of Lead Ferrite
Oe for commercial un oriented barium ferrite magnets .
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The Past, Present, and Future of Ferrites
This magnet was replaced by the hexagonal-type barium ferrite magnet and strontium ferrite magnet, which have been mass produced worldwide since about 1953.
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Features of “dry” pressing of oxide magnets in a high-gradient magnetic field
The resonant texturing method makes it possible to form a fine-grained uniform structure of barium ferrite magnets .
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